Sentence examples for great studies of from inspiring English sources
The two great studies of the terror and majesty of nature were exhibited together in 1826.
ONE of the great studies of decline is a novel about a fictional Sicilian prince, living more than a century ago.
Indeed, she went on to write three great studies of Ravensbrück, a major book on the condition of women in North Africa as well as devoting herself to attacking human rights abuses such as torture in Algeria.
Tocqueville's first volume, published at the end of 1834 after a nine-month tour of the New World, was the first great study of American institutions and political culture.
"The Ground Truth" is an emotionally potent work, but the great study of an Iraq vet, in either documentary or fictional form, has yet to be made.
Again, Crime and Punishment springs to mind: a thrilling page-turner of a crime book (Dostoevsky could teach Patricia Cornwell a thing or two) that becomes a great study of the power of love to redeem.
"He's not only a quality athlete — he was a two-time Olympian — also he is a great studier of the sport.
"Shy in manner, seeming cold; awkward in attitude, and with little in his bearing that suggested command" — so Henry Adams described him, in his great study of Jefferson's two presidential terms.
The Farewell Address is a great study of how one gets the message out, and also about knowing your audience.
Pop stars make great studies for caricature because of the mix of public image and self-disclosure in their performances.
